Hop on into the drivers seat with us as we take you for a spin in this legendary LS sedan. You'll see and hear everything we do so please join us today! Thank you!
I'm a proud 2nd owner of a 2002 ES300 with 179k miles. Amazing car. Maybe in 3-5 years when i retire i'll move into one of these LS430's (04-06). the best car Lexus ever made and my 4th Gen ES 300 02-06 is a runner up.
@@DirectAutoOutletI hear you but too soon for me. This past April, I bought my lifelong dream a 1999 C5 Corvette FRC so I won’t be adding a third car anytime soon.
These older, mid-2000's Lexus LS 430 sedans are extremely bulletproof. They are powerful and realistic with the 4.3 L V8 engine, which produces 290 horsepower and the six-speed automatic transmission. This is a much better vehicle to purchase. Thanks.
Just got myself one of those with 90k miles, absolutely great cars. They are hard to find because it’s too good and everyone just want to keeps driving them
Thank you for your interest. This car sold the first day it was on the market to a Lexus Enthusiast who has an LS400 and was patiently waiting years for one like this one to upgrade to
Hi, thanks for video 😊 Just want to ask what struds did you install in the car and what led light if I can get link for it that will be perfect. Thanks
Totally disagree about your comment about the leather, my mate has the Merc 500 same year and the leather is finished, on my 430 ls it's still prefect and I mean perfect.
Perhaps that is more of a reflection of how each of you take care of your interiors. We've seen thousands of examples and the results don't lie but of course individual results can vary in any scenario.
@@DirectAutoOutletit definitely depends on which Lexus you are talking about, the black interiors actually hold up the best which doesn’t make sense to me since you would think that it would absorb the most heat In turn making the leather dry and eventually crack. The perforated leather is what kills the seats on lexuses, they don’t hold up as well as the solid leather. I got a 06 GS with 260k and it has the black interior, definitely wasn’t cared for but the driver seat doesn’t have any tears, it definitely has cracks but not too bad. The tan and gray interiors especially don’t hold up as well but it definitely depends
I'm a proud 2nd owner of a 2002 ES300 with 179k miles. Amazing car. Maybe in 3-5 years when i retire i'll move into one of these LS430's (04-06). the best car Lexus ever made and my 4th Gen ES 300 02-06 is a runner up.
I would look sooner rather than later good ones are becoming harder and harder to find
@@DirectAutoOutletI hear you but too soon for me. This past April, I bought my lifelong dream a 1999 C5 Corvette FRC so I won’t be adding a third car anytime soon.
These older, mid-2000's Lexus LS 430 sedans are extremely bulletproof. They are powerful and realistic with the 4.3 L V8 engine, which produces 290 horsepower and the six-speed automatic transmission. This is a much better vehicle to purchase. Thanks.
I couldn't agree more!
Your car reviews are the best on the net!
Thank you kindly and thank you for your views!
2:19 another ls 430 in line!
Just got myself one of those with 90k miles, absolutely great cars. They are hard to find because it’s too good and everyone just want to keeps driving them
that is absolutely right
I love this legend. Is it still available? I will not mind getting a Lexus LS430/460 04-2010
Thank you for your interest. This car sold the first day it was on the market to a Lexus Enthusiast who has an LS400 and was patiently waiting years for one like this one to upgrade to
Hi, thanks for video 😊
Just want to ask what struds did you install in the car and what led light if I can get link for it that will be perfect. Thanks
The parking brake release handle is Mercedes like.
Totally disagree about your comment about the leather, my mate has the Merc 500 same year and the leather is finished, on my 430 ls it's still prefect and I mean perfect.
Perhaps that is more of a reflection of how each of you take care of your interiors. We've seen thousands of examples and the results don't lie but of course individual results can vary in any scenario.
@@DirectAutoOutletit definitely depends on which Lexus you are talking about, the black interiors actually hold up the best which doesn’t make sense to me since you would think that it would absorb the most heat In turn making the leather dry and eventually crack. The perforated leather is what kills the seats on lexuses, they don’t hold up as well as the solid leather. I got a 06 GS with 260k and it has the black interior, definitely wasn’t cared for but the driver seat doesn’t have any tears, it definitely has cracks but not too bad. The tan and gray interiors especially don’t hold up as well but it definitely depends
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